Hue

Discover the beauty of central Vietnam by many exciting ways:

• Explore Phong Nha Cave, a UNESCO World Heritage Site within Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, renowned for its stunning natural formations and rich biodiversity.
• Discover Vietnam’s history at the Hien Luong Bridge and Vinh Moc Tunnels, which symbolize the country’s reunification era with their poignant reminders of the past.
• Visit Hue’s Imperial City, Thien Mu Pagoda, and Khai Dinh Tomb, experiencing the grandeur of Vietnam’s imperial history.
• Marvel at Marble Mountain and Son Tra Peninsula’s breathtaking views.
• Participate in basket boat rides and crab catching in Cam Thanh Coconut Forest.
• Wander through the ancient streets of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Delve into My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO site that houses ancient Hindu temples of the Champa civilization.

• Enjoy the views from Hai Van Pass, one of the most scenic routes in Vietnam.
• Explore the Tu Duc Tomb, a beautiful example of Nguyen Dynasty architecture.
• Learn about incense making at Thuy Xuan village, the oldest of its kind in Vietnam.
• Visit the Hue Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major center of Vietnamese history.
• Take a scenic drive back to Hoi An via the Hai Van Tunnel.

• Visit Marble Mountain and Linh Ung Pagoda with one of the most tallest Lady Buddha statue in Vietnam, enjoying the view of Da Nang city from the mountains.
• Explore Ba Na Hills, take the cable car, visit the French village, walk on the Golden Bridge, and enjoy the panoramic view.
• Experience a local family lunch in Da Nang and immerse yourself in the Tet decorations and traditions.
• Discover Hue, the former Vietnamese imperial capital, including the Imperial City, Hai Van Pass, and a local street food tour by rickshaw.
• Explore Hoi An ancient town, a UNESCO world heritage site, with vibrant alleys, colorful lanterns, boat ride in Cam Thanh coconut forest, and My Son Sanctuary, a cluster of ancient Hindu temples.

• Explore Hue, Vietnam’s ancient capital, including the Imperial City and Khai Dinh Tomb (or Tu Duc Tomb).
• Ride the modern cable car to Ba Na Hills and enjoy the French village, Golden Bridge and enjoy “Ba Na by night”.
• See the sunrise over Ba Na Hills and enjoy the panoramic views of Da Nang City.
• Explore Hoi An Ancient Town, a major trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries, with its vibrant alleys, Japanese Covered Bridge, and tailor shops.
• Take a basket boat tour on the Thu Bon River in Cam Thanh coconut forest and learn to cook Hoi An specialties in a cooking class.

Central Vietnam is a region renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine.